Crude and oil product futures rallied Monday after Iran warned it was adopting a new offensive stance over the Strait of Hormuz, threatening an...
Midwest farmland values were flat year over year in the second quarter of 2026. But in real terms, when adjusted for inflation, values were down...
Rolling into mid-August brings thoughts of harvest for DTN View From the Cab farmers providing observations on the 2026 season.
Changing demographics and generational shifts make attracting agriculture employees a challenge.
Look inside America's farm labor crisis and ag's increasing reliance on foreign labor.
Cultivate the perfect strategy to attract and retain top talent.
If you can only get 18 summers to spend with your kids, make the memories count.
Strawberries can be the basis of summer traditions that span generations.
Mentorship programs provide crucial knowledge transfer as agriculture faces an aging workforce.
DTN is forecasting a hot and dry summer for much of the central U.S.
This farm discovered its leader was already on the payroll.
Recruiting employees is more than just filling vacancies.
Stemming from multiple factors, agricultural employers find hiring workers somewhat to very difficult, reflecting a widespread farm labor shortage that aligns with national trends.
Farmers must understand tax implications when paying workers as employees, independent contractors, partners or H-2A workers to avoid costly mistakes.
Farm labor won't be programmed away by the promises of intelligent technologies.
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